Writing
 

Life is not fully within our control, yet it is not something that unfolds without us either. Over time we begin to see how circumstance, choice, and grace quietly weave together to form the life we are living.

In a quiet workshop, ceramic bowls are broken before they are carefully repaired with gold. Artist Audrey Lee reflects on art, faith, and the unexpected beauty that sometimes appears through brokenness.

Freedom is often spoken about as a gift. Yet the ability to choose also carries a quiet responsibility, because the small decisions we make each day slowly shape the life we eventually inhabit.

A reflection on why the idea that life is predetermined can feel comforting, and why recognising that our responses still belong to us quietly changes the way we understand the lives we are living.

In this Made In His Image conversation, Joshua Goh and Mirabel reflect on their first year of marriage, sharing how faith, sacrifice, and forgiveness shape the journey of learning to love and walk through life together.

A reflection on the quiet voice within us that can distort how we read ourselves, especially in moments when uncertainty and self-doubt speak first.

A dream became the beginning of a reflection on the kind of strength we often fail to recognise, especially in moments when we feel uncertain, responsible, or not enough.

This space was never shaped by being fully understood, but by how something within it remains, meeting people differently across moments and seasons.

Letting go once felt like completion to me. But over time I began to see that releasing resentment does not always mean tending to what quietly formed inside.

Forgiving others had always come easily to me. But once I began to look more closely, I realised that the calm I restored so quickly may also have concealed something I had never examined within myself.